Read The Room

Read The Room English Bookstore & Coffeeshop located in Nice, France

A good day always starts with a good book. 📚🫶🏼⭐️
21/07/2026

A good day always starts with a good book. 📚🫶🏼⭐️

🧩 BOOKISH WORD SEARCH CHALLENGE 🧩We’ve hidden 12 literary words in this puzzle. Think you can find them all? 👀 📖 Comment...
20/07/2026

🧩 BOOKISH WORD SEARCH CHALLENGE 🧩

We’ve hidden 12 literary words in this puzzle. Think you can find them all? 👀

📖 Comment how many you’ve found.
☕ Tag a friend to challenge them.
📚 Save this for your next coffee break.

🎉 The first person to complete the puzzle and send us a screenshot of all 12 words found will receive a FREE drink to claim in store! 🥤

No spoilers in the comments... let everyone enjoy the challenge! 😉

Just pencilling in a quick bookstore visit.. 📆Your calendar says 2–3pm.Your tote bag says six books.Your coffee says sta...
17/07/2026

Just pencilling in a quick bookstore visit.. 📆

Your calendar says 2–3pm.
Your tote bag says six books.
Your coffee says stay a little longer.

⭐️📚☕️

Book of the Week: Pick a Colour by Souvankham Thammavongsa 💅At a busy nail salon, Ning spends her days listening, observ...
16/07/2026

Book of the Week: Pick a Colour by Souvankham Thammavongsa 💅

At a busy nail salon, Ning spends her days listening, observing, and blending into the background as “Susan”, just another manicurist to her customers.

But beneath the surface is a sharp and thoughtful woman reflecting on identity, ambition, belonging, and the opportunities life has left behind.

Set over the course of a single day, Pick a Colour is a witty, insightful, and deeply moving novel that explores the immigrant experience, the stories hidden behind everyday lives, and the ways we are seen, or overlooked, by the world around us.

A powerful reminder that every person has a story far richer than first impressions suggest.

Available in store now or for delivery straight to your door.🚪

A good book can wait a few minutes... lunch this good can’t. ☕🥪🥗Join us for breakfast, brunch, lunch, coffee, and a quie...
15/07/2026

A good book can wait a few minutes... lunch this good can’t. ☕🥪🥗

Join us for breakfast, brunch, lunch, coffee, and a quiet corner to read at Read The Room 📚⭐️

This week’s picks have arrived 📚👀 From true stories that blur the line between reality and fiction to powerful histories...
10/07/2026

This week’s picks have arrived 📚👀

From true stories that blur the line between reality and fiction to powerful histories, political insight and unforgettable voices, there’s something here to challenge, surprise and stay with you.

👩‍❤️‍💋‍👨 Trad Wife by Sarah Langan: A chilling satire that unpacks gender, power and the glossy illusion of the perfect traditional life.

👎🏼 Bad Influence by Will Carver: A dark, razor-sharp psychological thriller that asks who really shapes the stories we believe.

🔊California Schemin’ by Gavin Bain: The astonishing true story of two Scottish teenagers who convinced America they were Californian rappers.

💌 Letters to Sartre by Simone de Beauvoir: An intimate collection of letters revealing the heart and mind behind one of literature’s greatest thinkers.

🇫🇷 Far-Right France by Victor Mallet: A timely exploration of the rise of France’s far right and the forces reshaping its politics.

🪖 Warhead by Nicholas Wright: A fascinating blend of neuroscience, history and strategy exploring why humans fight; and how we can think more clearly in conflict.

👩🏼‍✈️The Unwomanly Face of War by Svetlana Alexievich: The unforgettable oral history of the Soviet women whose wartime experiences were left out of the history books.

👁️ One Yellow Eye by Leigh Radford: A haunting literary horror where love, grief and obsession collide in the aftermath of a zombie outbreak.

Books build empathy. Poetry reminds us why. No Man Is an Island is a reminder that stories connect us, communities susta...
09/07/2026

Books build empathy. Poetry reminds us why.

No Man Is an Island is a reminder that stories connect us, communities sustain us, and we’re never meant to do life alone.

📚💌

Poetry Night is now fully booked! 💘If you’ve got a place, we’ll see you on 8th July for an evening of poetry, conversati...
08/07/2026

Poetry Night is now fully booked! 💘

If you’ve got a place, we’ll see you on 8th July for an evening of poetry, conversation, and creativity ✍🏼

If you missed out this time, keep an eye on our page where we’ll be announcing future events⭐️

A cozy corner, a good book, and your favorite drink: sometimes that’s all you need. 📚☕✨
07/07/2026

A cozy corner, a good book, and your favorite drink: sometimes that’s all you need. 📚☕✨

Book of the Week 🇵🇸 What if the world only listens when suffering is presented in the “right” way? What if empathy comes...
06/07/2026

Book of the Week 🇵🇸

What if the world only listens when suffering is presented in the “right” way?

What if empathy comes with conditions? And what if the stories we hear are shaped as much by power as by truth?

This week, we’re reading Perfect Victims: And the Politics of Appeal by Mohammed El-Kurd, a thought-provoking collection of essays that examines how Palestinians are often expected to prove their humanity or fit the image of the “perfect victim” in order to be heard.

Whether you agree with its arguments or not, it’s a book that challenges readers to think critically about narrative, media, and whose voices are given legitimacy.

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3 Rue JP Papon
Nice
06300

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Lundi 09:00 - 18:00
Mardi 09:00 - 18:00
Mercredi 09:00 - 18:00
Jeudi 09:00 - 18:00
Vendredi 09:00 - 18:00
Samedi 09:00 - 18:00

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